Basic Human Rights

In the present civilized [সভ্য] world everybody has some fundamental [মৌলিক] rights that are to get food, shelter, education, medical treatment etc. The basic human rights are divided into different categories [বিভাগ] like social rights, civil rights, political rights, economic rights, religious rights and cultural rights. Social rights mean the rights to move freely, to arrange and attend any social function. Civil rights refer to the rights to be free from the interference [হস্তক্ষেপ], attack and disturbance of others. Political rights mean the rights to join trade union, to take part in the administration, to give vote and to have the freedom of speech including freedom of expression of opinions. An inhabitant [বাসিন্দা] will also exercise the cultural rights, religious rights and economic rights. Moreover, people of different religions can independently say their respective [নিজ নিজ] prayers going to mosque, church, temple or pagoda, and perform other religious activities. Every person can possess [অধিকারী হত্তয়া] properties, establish organizations, support others financially etc. all these are some examples of economic rights. All citizens are equal in the eye of law and justice. But in many countries of the world including Bangladesh basic human rights are being violated [লঙ্ঘন] brutally [নির্মম]. And this type of crime is usually committed by the law-enforcing agencies, miscreants [দুর্বৃত্তরা] and politicians. Definitely they should be punished for violating fundamental human rights. So, some pragmatic [প্রায়োগিক] measures should be adopted by the govt as well as by all leading NGO’s to raise consciousness [চেতনা] among all people through different mass media like radio, television, cinema, newspaper, poster, internet etc. for the overall betterment of all.